Girl Names Starting With X
Among the 2025 X names for girls, Ximena sits on top with 1,686 registered births. The deepest entry here sits at rank #8,831, with 12 recorded births.
| Rank | Name | Babies |
|---|---|---|
| #183 | Ximena | 1,686 |
| #463 | Xiomara | 665 |
| #763 | Xyla | 356 |
| #1,101 | Xochitl | 218 |
| #1,124 | Xolani | 209 |
| #1,182 | Xamira | 197 |
| #1,234 | Xitlali | 183 |
| #1,270 | Xena | 177 |
| #2,015 | Xalori | 95 |
| #2,581 | Xareni | 68 |
| #2,605 | Xylah | 67 |
| #2,931 | Xenia | 58 |
| #3,097 | Xitlaly | 53 |
| #3,455 | Xaria | 45 |
| #3,641 | Xylia | 42 |
| #3,708 | Xuri | 41 |
| #3,772 | Xalia | 40 |
| #3,773 | Xara | 40 |
| #3,774 | Xylani | 40 |
| #4,165 | Xialani | 35 |
| #4,166 | Xianni | 35 |
| #4,263 | Xya | 34 |
| #4,540 | Xoey | 31 |
| #4,978 | Xavia | 27 |
| #4,979 | Xela | 27 |
| #4,980 | Xiamara | 27 |
| #5,091 | Xariah | 26 |
| #5,092 | Xiana | 26 |
| #5,229 | Xia | 25 |
| #5,230 | Xianna | 25 |
| #5,231 | Xochi | 25 |
| #5,393 | Xoe | 24 |
| #5,905 | Xalani | 21 |
| #5,906 | Xayla | 21 |
| #6,098 | Xamora | 20 |
| #6,099 | Xana | 20 |
| #6,100 | Xaniyah | 20 |
| #6,532 | Xaila | 18 |
| #6,533 | Xylei | 18 |
| #6,820 | Xailah | 17 |
| #7,113 | Xamara | 16 |
| #7,114 | Xaviah | 16 |
| #7,115 | Xiolani | 16 |
| #7,468 | Xanthe | 15 |
| #7,469 | Xiadani | 15 |
| #8,334 | Xayah | 13 |
| #8,335 | Xyra | 13 |
| #8,829 | Xailani | 12 |
| #8,830 | Xaviera | 12 |
| #8,831 | Xiara | 12 |
Ranks are overall positions among all 2025 girl names, so gaps between rows are real. For a random shortlist, spin X girl names in the generator, or scan the full top 100 girl names.
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Boy names for this letter: boy names starting with X.
Source: every name, rank, and count on this page comes from the U.S. Social Security Administration's national baby-names dataset (2025 data, from Social Security card applications). It is public-domain U.S. government data; names given fewer than 5 times in a year are excluded by the SSA, spelling variants are counted separately, and the data covers U.S. births only. Full caveats on the methodology page.